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Workflow Memento to Revit software.

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olivierbayle4523
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Workflow Memento to Revit software.

olivierbayle4523
Autodesk
Autodesk

Hi,

 

What is the workflow from Memento to obtain meshes into Revit (not points cloud with RCS/RCP format)?

I already post the same subject but it seam it is a issue for Revit. You find below : my post into ReCap forum

 

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/memento-general-discussion/workflow-memento-to-revit-software/m-p/6295...

 

Best regards

Olivier Bayle Autodesk employee



Olivier Bayle
AEC Technical Sales France

Workflow Memento to Revit software.

Hi,

 

What is the workflow from Memento to obtain meshes into Revit (not points cloud with RCS/RCP format)?

I already post the same subject but it seam it is a issue for Revit. You find below : my post into ReCap forum

 

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/memento-general-discussion/workflow-memento-to-revit-software/m-p/6295...

 

Best regards

Olivier Bayle Autodesk employee



Olivier Bayle
AEC Technical Sales France
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robin_ballew
Autodesk
Autodesk
From Memento the only way to get the information into Revit is with the RCP,RCS format. Revit can't import the OBJ,FBX,STL or PLY file types.
Robin Ballew
Implementation Consultant, Factory BIM

From Memento the only way to get the information into Revit is with the RCP,RCS format. Revit can't import the OBJ,FBX,STL or PLY file types.
Robin Ballew
Implementation Consultant, Factory BIM
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olivierbayle4523
Autodesk
Autodesk

Hi Robin,

 

I'm arleday aware Revit Capabilty import.

Have a look to the link embeded into my initial question (below you've got an extract):

 

Why import mesh into Revit (or others CAD in Autodesk Porfolio) ==> it is to obtain a real objet with physical behavior.

For instance, il will give you a lot of reasons into in Revit :

1- when you will try to make a rendering on points cloud ==> the points cloud disappears,

2- you can't have shadow on on points cloud,

3- in perspective view, you can see through  points cloud,

 

The best thing, it is to implement FBX import into Revit, Inventor (as it was made for InfraWork 360 and 3 dsMax for instance).

regards,

Olivier 



Olivier Bayle
AEC Technical Sales France

Hi Robin,

 

I'm arleday aware Revit Capabilty import.

Have a look to the link embeded into my initial question (below you've got an extract):

 

Why import mesh into Revit (or others CAD in Autodesk Porfolio) ==> it is to obtain a real objet with physical behavior.

For instance, il will give you a lot of reasons into in Revit :

1- when you will try to make a rendering on points cloud ==> the points cloud disappears,

2- you can't have shadow on on points cloud,

3- in perspective view, you can see through  points cloud,

 

The best thing, it is to implement FBX import into Revit, Inventor (as it was made for InfraWork 360 and 3 dsMax for instance).

regards,

Olivier 



Olivier Bayle
AEC Technical Sales France

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